EJBCA and Greenbow VPN client problem

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EJBCA and Greenbow VPN client problem

by Gilloteau Frederic :: Rate this Message:

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Hello,

 

Could someone help me with this strange situation:

 

I try to configure an IPSEC VPN tunnel between the Greenbow client with certificate authentication and a CISCO 871 router. The certificates are generated with EJBCA.

Maybe I am not in the good place to ask about it but the fact is that the same configuration with Microsoft Windows 2003 CA works well.

 

An other interesting thing is that the same EJBCA certificates used for an other VPN client (i.e NCP) and the same CISCO router work well.

 

My question: Are there any EJBCA certificate configuration options I can activate to make the certificates closely similar to Microsoft ones?

For information, I have compared the two certificates generated by Microsoft or by EJBCA for the Greenbow client and they are very similar (same extensions) apart from the fact that Microsoft ones include S/MIME.

 

Thanks for any help.

 

Fred

 

 


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Re: EJBCA and Greenbow VPN client problem

by Tomas Gustavsson :: Rate this Message:

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Hi, You configure certificate contents in the "Certificate profiles".
With S/MIME I suspect that this is an extended key usage, that you can
configure in the certificate profile.

You should add a new certificate profile (use the default ENDENTITY one
as template) and then configure extensions etc.
You can also add a new end entity profile, selecting the new certificate
profile to be used. In the end entity profile you can configure which DN
fields, altNames etc should be used. You can also pre-configure DN
fields so you don't have to type so much when registering end entities.

Cheers,
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Fred wrote:

> Hello,
>
>  
>
> Could someone help me with this strange situation:
>
>  
>
> I try to configure an IPSEC VPN tunnel between the Greenbow client with
> certificate authentication and a CISCO 871 router. The certificates are
> generated with EJBCA.
>
> Maybe I am not in the good place to ask about it but the fact is that
> the same configuration with Microsoft Windows 2003 CA works well.
>
>  
>
> An other interesting thing is that the same EJBCA certificates used for
> an other VPN client (i.e NCP) and the same CISCO router work well.
>
>  
>
> My question: Are there any EJBCA certificate configuration options I can
> activate to make the certificates closely similar to Microsoft ones?
>
> For information, I have compared the two certificates generated by
> Microsoft or by EJBCA for the Greenbow client and they are very similar
> (same extensions) apart from the fact that Microsoft ones include S/MIME.
>
>  
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
>  
>
> Fred
>
>  
>
>  
>
>
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